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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-16

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-16
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bon %. Wa. W3aun in 8rembaan 1T
bas grOBte 6erartige gtablifement i'm
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unb italienif6em Marmor. 6err Mantt
1T CUR N~usfubrung alIer linn iibers
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-16

= Tluetuationen i'm Martte fir 81.
fentpaaren fann' Sober permeiben, ber
feline Srbers bur9 pieper&@1 dull,
} eb ~ausflbreu ldBt. Gabritanten res
guliren ibre preiie mad benz Ronfum.
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ble9 u. I. 10. unb fie nDtiren friibere
aieorige preiie, tuenn biefelben aud i'm
i'm Warfte fteigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-16
Bndlens arusea.salbe.

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beuIen unb ale Sautfranfbeiten turirt 90.
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auriderfattet. 26 Cents bic Sdn6teI Bel U
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-16

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-16

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-16
Mderbans nnb 0etuerbe ; College
bon Segas,
college citation 800. 9eras.

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Sept. '87. Bilbet in allen 3peigsn beS @ii.
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unb Generic, 10 baS @rabuirte sintrdaIi6e
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ban . a~rbeiten, demif9e gnaIbfe fir 8armer,
Aertte, apotbeter, S~nsenienrs. unb germsi-
fungsarbeiteu &c. tueroen praftiid betrieben.
llnterridt i'm Dsutfden unb Spanildsn. Die
anftalt pirb isbt bsrsrObert. allie slussaben
Der 8oslinse - aIsiber unb 8iider aussenomt.
men -$l65 fir neun Monate. @erlaust Ga.
talog bon
8. 8. 9inmibbie,
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-16

Ma6t Cure 8efielunseit fir Sta,
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&upferble9 unb 26tbe bel piper &
S@ultbeB 249 Martet Str.
6part @eIb unb 3eit.
Garaatie fir niebrigffe Marftpreiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-16
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lebruns aus einem gude i@0pfen, burd mel.
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@eiun6beit pie6er erlanst unb ben ~ein3igen
@uuf@ ibres SeraenS in g%rfiluns seben "a.
ben. Sas nit Sielen &rantensefdidten er>
I~dnterte, retdli9 ansgefattete iieuefe Mert
pirb gratis unb franco berf1idt bon Der
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-16

bon Artifeln, nelde iiA teionbers ~
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ei9nen, ais:
5lttr,p'a tirte Waareu,
Statien pon Dron5e, Terra Gotta,
Yur,eilan inb Mlabdlier.
8elisiSie 6isuren, grueifre uut Rcs
ienfrlnse.
Vlunten-Ba }sn unp Nmpeln.
Sai1en, feiu tecorirte.
albums i'll GROCER Ausuoabl.
Bhetsarapbien aler a1t.
5cupsnira NIT 81 Aalidtsu BON Gan
Nnfcnio, fir 50 Gents.
gilctr unb Bileer= 6atmen.
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OrerpSliier unb 6ernrSbre
E~aidenmefier unb Steerea.
Danen urb 9erren 1oiIet NecaGaire
@elbtaf9en iir 0erren unb Damtn.
Damen : 6unbtuiden.
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Sdreib5euoe inD WDti3biGer.
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Dar1en Mrbeits 3dfiden nno RSrbe.
Sanb. GpieSel unb 4Gdrnrie.
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Slid apparate.
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A%nfertiSunS bon Rapiers1 lumen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-16

gu ~bsfanen. I'm nun unieren 8orrath bon Serren. unb
iAnel ale mSslid aus3uberfaufen, werben mir DO
preiien losidlusen. Die Yreiie ueroen bon
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17

THERE IS a CLASS OF persons a.
ways to re found who have their heads
filed with Usopian schemes OF tnduc-
ing others TO break up their homes ana
migrate TO some far away place, where
IL ts srppo.ed wealth viii pour In pom
them. Before persons who have homes
and are making = living for their faml.
lies are induced to give them up and 20
far away 70 some plA,e where Is will
take years 70 form ne Y associations and
gather around the comforts OF home.
teey should weigh the matter carefully
~, IL the enterprise should not prove .
soccess. IL will nos only be thsmselv yes
bot also their wives and children tha.
will have 10 suffer. We believe ths,
opportunities for making money oAn b.
fund much nearer home, aud that
those who wish to engage In Asrtoultu.
raj pursuits can stand . muca better
ahanos Of success, and Of resping . re-
turn for their laoot by iosaspg q. som,
point on our peninsula than by goins
many miles way. There Is NO piacl
~here fruits aud berries can bs raised
TO bstter Advantage aud the fAcilttie
for marketing them oAunot be ex oelled
There srs men down the peninsula wh,
have become wealthy At this busines -
bat there Ia still room for others .
there 10 no limit to the demand.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
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kaprsss fey 0sps Chsslsu, Ola Yeir. uer,
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uooe vhsa extrs fare n ub4rxsG.
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OuA xlne q. Yuog Qerarrl knna~se,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17

THy FIFrIETH CONGRESS will meet
Decen beE 8, two weeks from next MoA.
day, and the prox nifty o. the even. Is
atreE1y having its eff9o. In Washing
tou. Foe political complexion OF the
tuo houses will conuo ue the same, bu.
With decreased m,j ori:ies. The SEN sse
reaAiGs Rspnollcsn by @ maj jlrity o.
against majority OF In the last
C1ngrsss, while the H1css contiu uas
Dsmocrstio with abo1, Is m,jcrlty,
aSsics' a. In ths las! Congress. O0e OF
tue principal measures tha! will come
bstoreitis session will be the adoption o.
some means for reduction Of the reve-
nues, 10 provide sgAinst she enormou,
sCsp.ts. The Democrats will no dou B.
renew the old hsht sgstnst lhe tariff ss
the proper means for accom- pl!shing z
thts obJsct, while the Repu bllcans will
favor a reau,Eiop. or possibly total sbo-
htton OF the Internal revenue tax oa
certain Commodities. Another very
important matter that will have TO be
considered ID the pension question, and
uum0 0er OF bills have been prepared
for this end. The old soldiers ara only
asking for what is justly their due, and
some attention must be paid 20 their
demands. They do not ask for, mel ther
VIII they accept, any measure calculs.
ted to constitute them pAupers, bu. they
do ask and demand, thss nov old age
10 creeping on them, . similar provi.
sion shAli be made in their behalf q,
has been done for the soldiers OF the
Mexican war. Theirs are now aboa,
four hundred thousand mem bers o. the
Grand Army IN the United 5tsae, AND
they will carefully watch tho actions o
the coming C,pgrsss.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17

THE REPORT MADE by Grand Secre-
tAry II sllsm and presented 70 the Grand
Lodge l. o o. II. OF Delaware, which
tsld It's session In this city yesterday,t ,ts
uother powerful argument In favor OF
ss,res beneh SlAl organisations. This
rapport shows thai during the year the
o Id Fsllo ws in this State psid $40. 122.
80 ~ bcne6,s to thsir sick brethren;
$lss 3S for relief OF wld,vr. t6J for ths
education Of orphans. 81. 2l5 for the
burial OF dsad brothers, $79S 80 Tor
burial Of bro.hers' wives aud e233 Is
for charitable purposes. These fsnfes
speak volumes, not only tor the Oid
Fellows, bu. for All other score. bened-
cisl organic atoms. They show part
o. their objects and aims, aud present
facts beyond controversy which prove
that they care for their NOM bers who
may be sick or In distress, and that Il
the cold hAad OF death should be laid
upon them they see to their interment, !,
and after wards keep . watchfoi eye
upon their widows aud orphans. This
Is noble work, and In Its nobieness
lies the secre; OF It's success. IL must
bs remsm bered, however, that the fig.
ures qao.ed above otly show what has
been done by one Of the many benef-
c,si orgsntz atoms we have In our
midst. The sane work Is being done
by the Kalghts OF Pytttu, the AMIR :
osn Ms,hAnioi, the Rad Men, ,te
Kaishts OF the q 1lisn f ,gle, the Fl .p.
tAsopSs. the Grand Army and . SCORE
OF Others. r. the amounts paid out for
the relis! OF bteshren by ea,h Of these
orders Was puo!ished, they ~n1ld seem
almost incredible. The beach ,iAl work
OF these sooie.ies however 10 not their
only good fortune. as they sll strive 10
Improve their mem oers, by making
them better citz.ns. better husbands
and fathers, AMI tssoh them that By
doing their duty tosard God, who is
recognized by oil ss the Supreme Ruler,
and toward their fellOw.man, they viii
be sure 0. their reward hereafter.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
"BEE HIVE"
BOG MARKET ST.

The prolonged mild weather
has left us with too many goods.
Now for the consequence. We
70 lose and you to gain.
Please read, reflect and profit
10y the following quotations,
which are from 10 to 80 per
cent. below value.
This is a determined effort on
our part to reduce our over
loaded shelves at once.
LOT NO. is French Dress
Goods. particularly desirable,
but we have too many; reduced
from SSc to 6oc a yard. In ten
shades, all good.
LOT NO. 2. Fifty pieces oil
Fancy Wcaves, in new and
staple shades; were 37Hc.; new
Iprice, 25c. yard. 8 yards for
81 instead Of 50.
LII M. 5. Ihirty-one
Ipieces Scotch Plaids, Ioc. a yd.,
Ought to be Isc. Will make
nice school or knock. about
ldress.
LOT NO. 4. I lot OF 62Hc
all-wool Camel's Hair Goods
good shades, 3S in. wide, to &c
for 37Hc. a yard; a big cut.
LOT NO. S. 100 pieces o.
Stripe or Plaid Velvets, very
fine quality; to be cut up for 81
a yard.
We are selling loads Of Coats
Wrap and Plush Goods fol
Ladies and Children at unusual
ly low prices.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
A FEEscHMAN ouoe said tha. the

A FRENCHMAN ouce sAid that the
American psopie, above oil o:hers,
liked 80 be hnubuRgsd, and In many
instances we're willing to pay after.
wards t0 learn how they hsc been
swiBd led. Every day events prove that
the srss par: OF tbs proposition. .,
least, Ia true, and one system OF ras-
oAlity 10 scarcely exposed or exploded
before another boos up sereasly. With
in tue past few week, the New York
Herald has been doing On excellent
work 10 exposing some OF the s,he mes
ooncoctsd by desi going mon for the pur-
pose O; defrAuding the public About
two wesks ago this enter prtslng ,urnal
lsii bare the Tortilita gold mine vim
lie, and showed that 1t was nothing
more or lsss than . grand bun 20 game
to detssud the TOO oon dding pubi,, aud
IT nov comes for yard, With an expo
sure OF another pie,s OF rAsoall'y, the
manasers OF which had thelr traps ell
baited for the purpose OF soooplng In At
leAs: . million OF dollars, This i.st
scheme wAs quietly organized In New
York several years ago, under the name
OF the Arrow Steamship Company, It's
svowsd purp ,ee being to ouild . steam
ship CALLED the P0cshontAs, which
would Gross the ocean In something less
than SIX days, and 30 ingeniously oon-
snuetea that II would be an impossi-
billty to wreck or sink It. In fs,t this
myth was to revolutionizs the navies OF
ths " Irld, and trip from A AnerIoA to
Hngland WAS to become one OF the
luxuries that no one could afford to do
withou; Splendid dra wings we're IN sde,
models OF the bost exhibited, and even
SONS 0! ths reputable newspapers we're
50 completely blinded by the plsusi ole
representations OF the managers chat
they eiitorialiy endorsed the scheme.
B7, fo.;unately for the public. ana un-
for:c ,.ely for the managers, they
mad q serious blunder by taking an
homes. man into their oonaden oe,
th!pE,og that his honesty could be
par chased with e50, 900 wor:h OF sock
and { psrmsnssG posidon ~ s. 0os .
year. Aitsr events, however, proved
thA. they bad reckon w!shoui their
host, as he made has!e to put tie
Hrrsid on the track Of the swindiess.
S F@'0Nts Nuosou hopoktcfs WoIo lW-
med ely sst 10 work, aud tbs result OF
tasi' inTesag.sions o! this gigantic
sT.nl'e, BY which even CjosrsHmen
were oo7dwluked. wers made publio 10
n5e. columu article In Tuesia ay :
Herald. Tue gres lesson to 90 learned
f'oa .hsss exposures is for the public
70 se extremely careful before an tering
into alY en- 0rDslse that thsv knnE
osh.p ab0uL
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
ON SATURDAY.
vHE 18TH BAY OF HovEsSBKR. 1887.
At2 O'Clock. p. M.
The following described ressiestats. via:

Thoee two certain lots or pieces Of land win
\ two story brick aad frame dwelling honst
thereon and herein described as one lot- tituaE
lin the city OF Wilmington and bounded an
described ss follows IN wit:
Beginning at point on the northefly s1ue "
Eleventh street bet ~cen Lombard and Iih'
streets at the disiaace of lba feet ga lhciH.
from the B,sterly side of Lombard stieei
thence northerty parallel with Lombard stree td
81 fesI % tae so ltherly side ofa fcet v,n'
ally thence along said alley side easily
parallel with Eleventh street I6 ieet 10 Jnsepn
W. nav's line thence herewith eontheT.:
parallel with LON bird street 6S feet TO th
aforesaid aide of Eleventh street ana thens'
Herewith westcrly 10 feet 70 the pi1ce " oe
ginning be the contents what they may. 80
Seized aud tab en- In eJecut on as tnc pr
perty OF Jsmes X. Crozier and HenrhtA' M
wife, and {. t., AMI to be sold ~ ty
| GILES JAMESON, sheriff
Sherif-s Office. Wilmington. fov. u 1901
novIt-eDdts.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
AT 2o'eleek, p. M,

The following described real estate. viz:
No. :. All that lot or piece Of land with the
brick mess rage thereon erected, situate In the
city OF Wilmington. New Castle County and
state of Delaware, bounded and described a.
follows, TO wits
beginning at the Intersection OF King and
ri IN streets. thence along south side OF vim
street south Hs degrees east % ieet TO ''fot
wide alley thence along the aald alley sou th
~ degrees west IS feet TO the corner Of Theo-
philus Jones lot thense by that lot n5rlh -
degrees we 4 81 feos u King street Aforesaid
aud thence thereby orth 81 degrees east IA
ieet 30 the place of be ginning. be the contents
thereof what they may. Deed Record N, Vol.
So2 All that lpt or pIeee Of land with a
brick dwelling house thereon erected situate
IN the city of WilInirS = on, New Castle COUNTY '
and state OF Delaware, bounded and described
follows TO Wit.
Beginning st point on the we serly side OF
Madison strteI. between sixth and stEeuth
streets, atthe distance ofIt4 feet II "a inches
southery from the southerly side of seventh
street eHce westerly through the middle ol
the division wall between This and the hour.
a Joining on he north parallel with ,eNen'h
street d fe-st Ia the eas,erly sid. Ola alley
feet wide leading into sixth strsit and com,
mnnlcating with another alley rect II Ia
inches " wide leading from Madison ttret u
Sh ipley run, thence along said sidr Of 5, ~
feet Wide alley souiherly par, llel With hadl-
on treet feet - = corner, thence eat.'i
parallel with seventh street Go feet - the said
westerly side OF Mad son street hnd inenee
thereby mort erly rs feet TO The nlace OF be-
gtn ning, be the contents thereof "hat 'hes
may.
ert, OF Albert Biehardsrn anc 20 bs soitey
GILES LAMBSON sheriff.
| hi.zSSd-ts
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
ls1.sss E.i, 3s;'$S$, s, ! ;; =; 5: il + &!

'ssssa .lEss3.s:.H,N9s;I - = 'ysrls;s !. fs;
"a. Il q, A. on'e. NO operation or busioess
aeiay I1o"nards II cures Al Keystone
non.n Sod f'r cicliarp. sovIos free.
MANY app ianccS md i-ea'lncnts for The cure
or rup ufr are advertised, but II rcItai ly must
be accepted rs true that th5 mot reliabl, tesu-
mnny muet come from people who are 2 a po-
it,on W 7prak ,ax from ",pgrenre Following
of oiuIil y charsct"r, received from people
who have been cured.
July 26 los'. THIS is u ccrtlry that was
ruplurei. Inroggh DR.. !. Is. Mayors treat.
ment am completely. cured, and i.cnm1c ID
ps nis trea,ment, Joseph Moii, Justice of tbs
My son was srnptured from h,rth until years
nin; ! took MIN TO doctors, .'itd many trIe-.s,
hhd him AT hospitals and at the I University of
,oot him % DR.. j. b. Mayer 81 Arch Sc. e.
once ,s,c ANA sna entirely cured him. william DI1,
,s.s s9 M2ntro,e - fhila. sworn May 18th,
April Il, Giss5 = Dr. "Hi' a. a,.ys asyssi. prAasrr.
| Many Yea : ago received = ere rupture.
dSss esms Inhn p9dsr gSur tre.tmen and sct al
lhysirians Of III United states Pension DE.
p,5ii%sal Ga5is ss Jspua lisa no trsee q r"pturt
vour Treatment, as ! am entirely cured.
Franz Sq1s ns.ia a. r. SSs,er Sds, ii ogden q, Phila
n. Leinbaeh Ieinhsch 20, Berks Co. Pa
IHa;,tp' ~ Us. unsnErehs; s Wll!ians.own: y. 4,
tn; Hnrtung, New Ring gold, Pa.
lWiili m w Lee. l7A7 Fr.nE fora ave, PhIla,
a. y. 10 dswnrthv. T.ntralia, Colu,u hla q
10. q. Pipher, l(s south hird IT, Resding Pa
Iisrael saGdt Main 81. south Easton, Pa, "
} Martha Huber, Bird-in- Hand, Pa.
~. =; Deilett, 2i4 south TwtIfl ~ Reading
IL. !. Benny 6D4 south 9Th 81. Phua.
l.. A. Hamilton, 2iil FRA, kiln 81, Phlls
Jacob G. schaut 90 North Tenth st., Pnila
u. 9ninby. 70 Pearl ST.. Reading, Pa.
,. hlelnge ma, Limekiln, Berks Co., Pa
IGh. smith, Az Green Wien ST, Phila.
L. q, Lyme, 88 y. 18th ST., Hsrrinburg. Pa.
10. W. Watt, korristOwn pa
II. Y. hershey, Hershey HOUSE. HARRISBURG
L. Rossiter. PhoeHixyiile, Pa.
IL. Jones Phillips, Kenn.tt Square, va.
IIhr. dore Mstthes 9o4 West Sors ST PhIIa.
II. Prlce, NaynrSboro Pa,
LJohn ates, f24 Vine 81, Phi,A,
a. v. McNaiFht, lie ftowr, Pa
lIE T. heturck, ley. Berks 90. Pa
=. shoup, 4th BinRsmAn Sts., ReadtrR Pa
Vrrneet FatiYuct, D3l Lawrence 81 PhlIa.
Il. Rowe. 200 Elm ~ Rea ing, Pa
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IL NJ LntZ 90 West II, ntin don 81. PEiia
Il. itanennower 2 BFairhiIt 81, PhiiA
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{rtter BnTkhart, ll52 Grern ST., fesdlEg, Pa
rn j. Sheesley Steelton, OaRphln Co., Pa
,tGtorge lie hel 2c3l Reese ST., Phia
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Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
A Gall TO PostInasters,

Joseph Il. Kirk, postmaster at Stan
ton, Del, has ssusd . Call to all third
and fourth class postm astsrs In New
Castle County TO meet NJ the Clay ton
House in this city, ca Wednesday
next at O'Clock p m, for the purpose
of forming q perm .nent organ zxtton,
aud for the appointment OF delegate
TO attend the Postmasters' Natl .uai
Convention tha5 conveues ct Washing
ton la December. A full attendance OF
ths pcstns,teis OF the above claes is
tArngefly desired
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
Taking AdvAnfaxe.

The gas company Ia taking advantage
of tue paving of Market street, be
tween Flfih and Sixth streets, TO chan &C
their present pipss for those Of q larger
size. This will save them consider. ble
trouble, as the pipes woald soon bavs "a
be changed, and the paw, Z Won Id then
have 20 he torn up.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
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leave Wilmington (fronon st-eotl ~ foiiovs;
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VILE, rapaQuA, Alsntown, Lsbsno., Wet
norsytlle ard all points on the YhtiR6elphjt
and Reading X. H., 100 .. N. and 2-<S 2. q.
For Ssrfngfsid, Wsynosourg Juno
ton. Coatesvtile, EnbroSvilIe, LecapS
Uhadds Ford and DuPont's and intsrns
dists DointS,z.& O. u., q -, and e.ls .. n.
For CootsSville and insarmed iA&e points
AZ kp. n.
For EesS Oh s9tsr, 7 20 o. M. rs and 90:
p. 10.
For New It-iigs ana interraedists points
s.1b p. N. ana oE SatzrdAJ, at 10 and II. II
p. n.
On Sunday for Rcrding and into-I odiat'
points, ct % q. NJ, ard for Springfield Anf
intermoiiate points at ID p. n.
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